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List of bisexual people including famous people who identify as bisexual and deceased people who have been identified as bisexual.
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Name | Dates | Nationality | Comments | Reference |
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Kobe Tai | born 1972 | American | Pornographic actress, adult model, and erotic dancer | [1] |
Cecilia Tan | born 1967 | American | Erotic writer and activist | [2] |
Mika Tan | born 1977 | American | Pornographic actress, fetish model, dancer, dominatrix, and legal prostitute | [3] |
Laurette Taylor | 1884–1946 | American | Actress | [4] |
Paul Taylor | born 1930 | American | Choreographer | [5][6] |
Robert Taylor | 1911–1969 | American | Actor | [7] |
Sara Teasdale | 1884–1933 | American | Poet | [8] |
Paul Thek | 1933–1988 | American | Artist | [9] |
Dame Sybil Thorndike | 1882–1976 | English | Actress | [10] |
Dorothy Thompson | 1893–1961 | American | Journalist. Wife of Sinclair Lewis, lover of Christa Winsloe | [11] |
P. L. Travers | 1899–1996 | Australian | Writer, actress, journalist. Creator of Mary Poppins. | [12][13] |
Ronald Tree | 1897–1976 | British | American-born journalist, investor, Conservative MP | [14][15] |
Chögyam Trungpa | 1939–1987 | Tibetan | Buddhist meditation master, artist, Trungpa tülku | [16] |
Marina Tsvetaeva | 1892–1941 | Russian | Poet | [17] |
Corin Tucker | born 1972 | American | Lead singer and guitarist for the band Sleater-Kinney | [18] |
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Name | Dates | Nationality | Comments | Reference |
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Katie Underwood | born 1975 | Australian | Musician and actress formerly with Bardot | [19] |
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Name | Dates | Nationality | Comments | Reference |
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Angelina Valentine | born 1986 | American | Pornographic actress | [20] |
Conrad Veidt | 1893-1943 | German | Actor | [21][22] |
Patricia Velásquez | born 1971 | Venezuelan | Actress and model | [23] |
Gore Vidal | 1925–2012 | American | Writer | [24] |
Thea Vidale | born 1956 | American | Stand-up comedian, actress and former professional wrestling valet | [25][26] |
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Name | Dates | Nationality | Comments | Reference |
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Siegfried Wagner | 1869–1930 | German | Composer. Son of Wagner, grandson of Liszt | [27] |
Alice Walker | born 1944 | American | Author | [28] |
Rebecca Walker | born 1969 | American | Author | [29] |
Yona Wallach | 1944–1985 | Israeli | Poet | [30] |
Wallada bint al-Mustakfi | 994-1091 | Andalusian | Poet | [31] |
Clara Ward | 1924–1973 | American | Gospel Music Legend | [32] |
Sylvia Townsend Warner | 1893–1978 | English | Writer | [33] |
Ethel Waters | 1896–1977 | American | Singer | [34] |
Evelyn Waugh | 1903–1966 | English | Writer | [35] |
Jann Wenner | born 1946 | American | Journalist | [36] |
Rosemary West | born 1953 | English | Serial killer | [37] |
John Brooks Wheelwright | 1897–1940 | American | Poet | [38] |
Mike White | born 1970 | American | Writer and actor | [39] |
Stanford White | 1853–1906 | American | Architect | [40] |
Archduke Wilhelm of Austria | 1895–1948 | Austrian | Archduke, soldier, and poet. | [41] |
Rachel Williams | born 1967 | American | Model and TV presenter (The Girlie Show) | [42] |
Rozz Williams | 1963–1998 | American | Musician, original songwriter for Christian Death | [43] |
Malcolm Williamson | 1931–2003 | Australian | Composer, Master of the Queen's Music | [44] |
Patrick Wolf | born 1983 | English | Musician | [45] |
Christopher Wood | 1901–1930 | English | Painter | [46] |
Evan Rachel Wood | born 1987 | American | Actress, singer | [47] |
Virginia Woolf | 1882–1941 | English | Writer | [48] |
Kate Worley | 1958–2004 | American | Comic book writer | [49] |
Aileen Wuornos | 1956–2002 | American | Serial killer | [50] |
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Name | Dates | Nationality | Comments | Reference |
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Mary Anne Yates | 1728–1787 | English | Actress | [51] |
Nikolai Yezhov | 1895–1940 | Russian | Senior figure in the NKVD during the period of the Great Purge. | [52] |
Marguerite Yourcenar | 1903–1987 | French | Writer | [53] |
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Name | Dates | Nationality | Comments | Reference |
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Babe Zaharias | 1911–1956 | American | Athlete | [54] |
Kim Zolciak | born 1968 | American | Singer and cast member of The Real Housewives of Atlanta. | [55] |
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